Hurricane Isaiah (1950)

Hurricane Isaiah was the 9th named storm of the 1950 Hurricane Season.

History
As the 1950 season began to settle down, nature had two more storms. The first was a late September storm named Isaiah. A tropical wave emerged in mid September that eventually developed into Invest 1950-15E. As 15E approached Puerto Rico, it strengthened into a Tropical Storm, now designated Isaiah. After supplying rain to Puerto Rico, Isaiah strengthened into a Category 1 hurricane. Forecasts showed that after it's Puerto Rico landfall, Isaiah would remain in the ocean. It soon intensified into a Category 2 hurricane, where it stayed for most of it's journey. Isaiah weakened and soon became an extratropical cyclone, where it's designation was dropped.